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Proper Table Saw Tune Up with A-Line It I’ve noticed that the cuts I’m getting aren’t good enough. A few years ago when I was in my “MDF and White Paint” phase, these cuts would be considered exceptional, but I’m proud to say I’m past that. I want very accurate and very safe cuts, whether Continue reading Shop Tip: Perfect Table Saw Tune Up with A-Line It A Problem with the Powermatic PM66 I have owned my Powermatic Model 66 for 10+ years. It’s a great saw and I have no plans to change it out for a Powermatic 2000, SawStop, Delta Unisaw, or any other “new kid on the block.” A few winters ago I noticed the blade elevation wheel was Continue reading Shop Tip: A Problem with the Powermatic PM66 On Friday at Woodworking in America, I was excited to spend an hour with Ron Herman learning about the many forms of chisels. The class was described as: You need a firmer chisel for that job. Or maybe a registered mortise chisel. No, not a paring chisel. How about a sash mortiser? If you are Continue reading Woodworking in America: Ron Herman and the Stanley Everlasting Chisels |
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